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  • The Probabilty of Humanitarian Intervention as Framework for Human Security

    Abstract             The paper aims to present a probable humanitarian intervention as framework of human security. It objectifies humanitarian intervention as an element that will make human security autonomous but not separate nor fully independent from non-traditional security. Several literatures confuses the two terms as synonymous with each other, where others differentiated them explicitly. Thus…

  • Book Review: Kaldor, Mary (2007): Human Security: Reflections on Globalization and Intervention, Cambridge, UK: Polity Press.

    This stimulating book stipulates the evolution of humanitarian intervention and heridea on human security as a paradigm. It also includes essays that explained the impact of globalization on the emerging shift of traditional to human security. She regarded human security as an encompassing notion that includes both securitization and development. Further, this new paradigm involves…

  • Finding Basic Comparison(s) between Islamism and Zionism

    This essay simply presents limited findings of understanding whether there are elements of comparison between Islamism and Zionism. It will first introduce their history very briefly, then, survey some of selected thinkers and their contributions to the literature, and lastly, finding elements of tangency or mutual comparisons from their extracted histories and thinkers’ contributions between…

  • 2011 EUROSPHERE Summer Course

    EUROSPHERE Summer Course (PhD and MA students) Sabancı University, Istanbul, Turkey July 18-22, 2011 Theme: “Is public sphere exclusively a nation-state phenomenon, or is it possible to observe transnational public spheres?” This course consists of five thematic components: The first component presents the ongoing research within the EUROSPHERE Project and introduces a discussion of theories…

  • 20th annual IIR seminar entitled "History and Philosophy of International Relations"

    Participated by 28 graduate students mostly from Greece and spearheaded by two invited scholars Prof. Dr. John Mearsheimer and Prof. Dr. Knud Erik Jørgensen. This summer seminar is annually offered by the Institute of International Relations (IIR) affiliated with the Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences in Athens, Greece. However, it was held in…

  • METU Graduate Courses Performance Award 2011

    Sayın Nassef AdiongUluslararası İlişkiler EABD 2009-2010 Akademik yılı, ODTÜ SBE Lisansüstü Ders Performans Ödülünü almaya, Doktora programında yedi dersinizi iki dönemde, EAB Dalınızdaki en yüksek GNO’lu öğrenci olarak tamamladığınız için hak kazandınız. Sizi bu başarınızdan dolayı kutluyorum. Ödülünüz 02 Hazıran 2011 Perşembe Saat 15:00’de ODTÜ Mimarlık Amfisi’nde yapılacak Ödül Töreninde size verılecektir. Tören programı aşağıda…

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